Sacramento daily record-union., 1887-08-10
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


heavy steers, SIC; dry, 14c. Tallow, SC, Hops,
1885, l0c to l3c.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO August 9Th.
FLOUR-Quotations have been lowered. Net
cash prices for California: Best Family, S5@
50 q bbl; Bakers extra, 81 G5@li %; super
fine, S. l0@S so.
WHEAT-For a whole week business has been
at a standstill The settlement of accounts on
Call Board contracts absorbs all interest in the
situation, and there is not likely 20 be any trade
by way of sample until the speculative difhcul-
ties are adjusted. Matters toward that end are
said 10 be progressing to the satisfaction of all
parties and it is hoped that by the close of this
week, at least, all differences will be arranged
that business will be resumed. At present no
intelligent or guiding quotitions can be given in
regard to values
BARLEY-There have been some rather lib
eral arrivals of late, while the demand has not
kept pace with the supply. As consequence,
the market loses strength and buyers are able to
operate more adyantageously. Although 971ac
q ctl is the general asking price for Feed, il can
sometimes be bought at triiie less in small
way. Holdcrs, however, are rot disposed to
make concessions, and 1t is only under emer-
gency that any abatement Is accorded on the
figure first demanded. Still, ii is admitted that
the situation is rather more favorable for the
buying than the selling interest Old Brewing
is not in as much request as short time ago,
and sellers find it rather hard job TO place even
the better qualities at over 81 15 2 ctl and from
ferings. There is no trade for new Brewing,
which has been somewhat freely offered of late
Custom for this latter article is so limited that
quotations must be considered nominal at
81 O2I511 or a ctl No choice Chevaier on
the market and no sales reported. For lot
scarcely up TO standard weight 81 GO a ctl is
asked.
OATS-Prices are easy, under light inquiry
and rather liberal offerings. Choice Feed, 81 456
Az: No. Feed, 81 371S11 421ss; No. 2, 81 271s
al $2]4S; Milling, 81 5O@1 55; Surprise, 81 COG
nntc ,, NJ
White and s1@1 25 q ctl for Black.
CORN Stocks move off very slowly. We
qucte: California large Yellow, 81 Is; small
sEEDs-Lghht arrivals Of Mustard are reported
We quote Mustard, Brown, 81 50 q 8 /;
Yellow, y 5o@s z ctl; Canary, rs@SHc !;
5so Hs%P $g s saPs PFar as2s E as + Ti9othy o
MIDDLINGs-Quotable at s26@27 q ton
HAY-Fair demand, with steadiness in val
ues. We quote Wheat, slS@l5 SO ; Barley,
sl1@12 SO; oat, sll@lS 50; Alfalfa, sll@l2 per
STRAw-Quotable at $50 soc 2 bale.
HOPS-Practically, there is no market, as
buyers are wholly Indifferent. Some small sales
are said to have been made in Washington Ter
rtory at about l6l4l7c p 10. We quote Old crop
nominal at 12a15c; New. 15917c h.
BRAN-Quotable at S2S@25 q ton.
RYE-Quotable at 81 10 for new and 81 so q ctl
GROUND BARLEY-ouotable at s2S924 q
PoTAToEs-we quote: Early Rose. 4o@S5c
Peerless. 75c@sl; Garnet Chile, 75aS5c q ctl
Sweet, 2G3c q h.
oNioNS-Quotable at 60@7Oc q ctl, as to quail
ity.
Niles, 81: Blackeye, 81 i2lS al 25 . cti
BEANS-All kinds are dull, trade being wholly
Of small jobbing character caa c6 We quote as
Pink, 81 35@l 45; Red 81 4Ota1 Is; Lima 81 75
to 81 25; Pea 81 6592; Small White, 81 65@2 T
II,c1-r,Drrc .ror,,+oos ,f yos;.oI,,,, ,.,,o,;,,.
bring advanced prices. All other descriptions
are in bountiful supply at unchanged rates.
Egg Plant, 25@50c p box; Cueumbers, 25@
i0c 2 box: Green Peppers, 20g50c 2 box; Green
for Vacaville, and 35G55c 2 box for river {;
Green Corn, 75ct9Sl so q box; Green Okra, 7@9c
. 10, String Beans. l{4@l12e q n, Summer
l6c 2 dozen; Carrots. 35Ga50c Ss ctl Tirnips,
25450c p ctI Beets, 75c@S1 y sack: Parsnips,
50@SI p ct; Csulifower, 50S65c = dozen;
Celery, 50tG6ec y dozen; Dry Peppers, S9l0c:
Dry Okra. 1562Oc = n
FRUIT-All descriptions are coming in freely,
and it is next to impossible to find custom for
dumped every day for want of custom. Gamers
are actively engaged in their special business,
but most OF their goods come direct from the in
terror under contract with growers, so that
their operations have no influence on the local
market We quote as follows Crab
Apples, 25a5ec p box: Cantaloupes, Sl@1 SO r
2o050c + box; do, Muscat 40@6Gc 2 box: Nee
tarines. .0a40c 4 box; Peaches, 2o@40c q
box and 15g40c 2 bskt Orange Clings, 40G SOC
z box; Apples, 25c4sl % 2 box, aud ESQ
iOc p basket: Pears, 25@Joc e box, and 2O6S0c q
bskt; do Bartlett 30@90c q box; Figs,
50d40e q box for white and 75c0sl q box for
black Strawberries, IS 50G5 p chest; Blackber-
ries, SSG3 50 p chest; Raspberries, S4G5 3 chest;
Hlums lx(01c; Egg Plums, 2G212c q ID: April
cots, 11zGlc 2 b; Mexican Lines, 50 50G4 2 box;
Lemons, Sicily, s667 do California. 81 50@2 50
hoy dnni
S2E q butcb Pineapples, 81 G6 a dozen.
DRIED FRUlT-Apricots are coming to hand
with moderate freedom, said 10 be generally of
good quality. Some few Peaches have arrived
of good size and color. The output OF this crop
promises 10 be liberal. Light shipments of Nee
taIines have been received. There Is no local
trade OF consequence, and most OF the inquiry
at present prevailing Is On Eastern ae-
count. We quote Us follows: Sun-dried Ap
pies, 465e = 70 for sliced and @4c for auartered;
Alden and Plumner, 1212c; Apricots, I0@l1e for
Blackberries, l0c Figs, 7qsc for pressed and
i@5c for Impressed: Smyrna Figs, 121a@14c for
layers. and gtal0c for kegs; Necterines,
l0c; Peaches, I6al7c for peeled and seq
for unpeeled; Pears. sa4c for whole and 10
sc for sliced machine-dried, 1l6i21zc; Plums,
SC for pitted and 2Gic for unpitted: Ger
man pIunes 7@sc; French Prunes, 9gl0c . n;
Raisins, London Layers, 81 5041 IS 2 box. with
2o625c advance for fractions; Common, 81 100
HoEEY-The market shows steady tone, as
ment is noted in trade. Comb. 12@l3c 2 ib tor
choice and! case for common; bright ex-
tracted. iISGi5e-
BUTTER-Values continue to strengthen for
arrivals that are free of blemish, mainly because
receipts of an article of this character are ex-
tremely small. Medium qualities are q shade
steadier in sympathy. Picked roll and kcg de-
scriptions are in better request. Fancy, 29@S0e;
good to choice, 2T@2Sc: fair, % 25c; mixed
lots, l6GlSc frkin, PIC for fancy, 1SG20c for
fair to good, and l1@l3c q d for poor picked
roll, 221s02ic q D. Eastern, l3Gl5c q b for
ordinary to fairly good quality.
CHEESE-The market Is fairly well supplied
though The stock of strictly choice is not more
than enough to meet trade wants, and quota
tions for this quality are stea5er Than for less
desirable grades. Quotable at l1tG121sc = 10 for
choice cased, and lO@1ic for fair to good quail
ity.
EiGS-Extra fine qualities of California find
steady sale top iigl lrcs and sometimes little
advance is obtained under competition. 0rdi-
nary stock suffers through liberal offerings OF the
Eastern article. Quotable at 26d271Sc 2 dozen
for ranch, aud 2St125c for store consignments ;
interior. l2Glsc; Eastern, 149l7c = dozen.
POULTRY-The demand Is expected to i'm
prove now that families are returning from
their summer vacation in the country. We
quote Live Turkeys = Gobblery, lsG20c
Hens, J6slSc; Raostsrs, s6c6 80 rot olo. and
S. as for young. Hens. IS 50e6 50 for ordinary
stock and S73s for choice; Brniers. $50
1 50; Ducks sSG5 50; Geese, q 5o@2 pair;
Pigeons, So 2 dozen.
GAME-Arfivais Of Nenison are light. Other
descriptions are likewise in small supply There
is no positive demand fIom buyers. Ne quote :
yenison i0612hc = b; Doves. 65dS5c 3 doz /;
Rabbits sl2i IS: Hare. 81 75C32 = doz
PROVISIONS-siore strength is noted in local
cures of Bacon and Hams, and me kinds are
higher in price. We quote job lots as follows !:
Eastern Hams, I5s1l6c; California 109
lie for salt: refrigerator-cure0 l36131c: Eastern
Breakfast Bacon. l2Gl219c California Bacon So
69e for heavy and medium. foGl0t55c ior Light
memdiu and l1912c for light, l29f21zc extra
light Clear sides. 10c > n Pork, 50 5oaf0 p Dbl
for extra prime. UoGeu for prime mess sI5 yN1l6